floorlambda
Floorlambda is a term used informally in some programming and mathematical discussions to describe an operation that combines the floor function with a function or with a lambda abstraction. It is not a standard term with a single universal definition, and its meaning can vary by context.
In its most common interpretation, floorlambda is a pointwise operator on real-valued functions. If f: X ->
Example: floorlambda f where f(x) = x/3 is the function x -> ⌊x/3⌋. For integer x multiples of
Applications include discretization in numerical analysis, rounding in data processing pipelines, and providing integer-valued outputs from
See also floor function, lambda calculus, function composition, higher-order functions.